Requirements for the Minor (20 credits)

I. Environmental Justice Core (4 credits)

Complete the following:

course - Introduction to Environmental Justice

II. Electives Courses (16 credits)

Select 16 credits of the following:

course - Ecological Anthropology
course - Cultures, Economies, and Globalization
course/course - Native North American Cultures
course – Innovation Action Lab
course - Climate Change and Global Sustainability
course - Agroecology
course - Indigenous Environments: Literature and Film
course - Environmental Writing and Eco-Criticism
course - Nature Writing
course - Graphic Lit and Environment
course - Environment, Society and Sustainability
course - Topics in Environmental Humanities, when topic is appropriate
course - Environmental Justice Literature
course - Food, Justice, and U.S. Literature
course - Environmental Justice
course – Advanced Topics in Environmental Science, when topic is appropriate

III. Immersive Experience (0 credits)

Environmental Justice minors must acquire hands-on experience with environmental justice practices. This requirement may be met through relevant Academic Internships, Drew International Seminars, other study abroad programs with environmental justice components, civic engagement and volunteer experiences, Changemaker experiences, and appropriate independent research at Drew or elsewhere (excluding literature research projects). Immersive experiences must be approved in advance by the Program Director.

ENJU - Environmental Justice Minor

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